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Amina Laqrin elected president of Algerian Children’s Parliament, 2025–2027 term
The child Amina Laqrin was elected President of the Algerian Children’s Parliament during the official session dedicated to electing the parliament’s president, as part of the 2025–2027 parliamentary term.
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Flaming Fronts and Escalation Dominate Syria
Syria remains on a powder keg a year on, as the Transitional Govermment and syrian factions fail to reach an agreement on a democratic solution accptable to all Syrians.
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The Guardian: Unprecedented Violence Targets Pregnant Women and Children Worldwide
The Guardian revealed in an investigation unprecedented levels of violence against pregnant women and children, alongside the destruction of maternity and childbirth facilities amid global conflicts.
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Special Warfare Targets Kurdish Youth as a Social Initiative Confronts the Crisis
North Kurdistan and Turkish cities have seen rising drug use, prostitution, and arms carrying, prompting initiatives like the “Be Aware” platform to raise awareness, confront these challenges, and resist special warfare targeting society and youth.
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Tunisian Migrant Women Writers Confront the Violence of Erasure
Tunisian migrant women writers face the “violence of erasure,” suffering marginalization and exclusion from media and cultural forums, including women’s spaces, while demanding recognition, visibility, and acknowledgment of their voices and experiences
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“The Manifesto of Peace and Democratic Society: A Gateway to Peace”
Abdullah Öcalan’s Manifesto of Peace and Democratic Society is a cornerstone for building a free democratic life and an ethical political society, grounded in communal organization, participatory living, and the central role of women’s freedom.
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Yalda” Celebrations in Eastern Kurdistan Reflect Deep History and Kurdish Tradition
Yalda Night is considered one of the oldest rituals in Eastern Kurdistan, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Although it faded after the arrival of Islam in the region, it was later revived and remains part of Kurdish cultural identity
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Hand Grenade Explosion Kills Young Woman in Rural Daraa
Eastern rural Daraa witnessed another tragic incident caused by war remnants, as a hand grenade exploded near a house in the village of Al-Buwair, killing a young woman.
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Leader Öcalan Commemorates the “Martyrs of the Struggle” for Freedom
“Leader Abdullah Öcalan said the struggle for freedom is not an increase in death, but the art of organizing life, adding that commemorating martyrs comes from building a democratic and dignified life they fought for.”
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Humanitarian Crisis in El Fasher Forces Thousands to Flee
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that more than 107,000 people have been displaced from El Fasher and surrounding villages in North Darfur, western Sudan, following the Rapid Support Forces’ takeover of the city.
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Women’s Communes: An Organizational Framework to Face Challenges and Promote Equality
“Women’s communes in North and East Syria strengthen women’s roles and organize them democratically, ensuring participation in society. Born from the women’s revolution, they promote equality, freedom, and confront social and political challenges
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Mass Rally Demands Freedom for Leader Abdullah Öcalan
Participants in a mass rally carrying solgans of freedom and democracy affirmed that individual and colloctive freedom is the foundation for building a cohesive and democratic society.
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Warnings of the Rising Threat of ISIS–Khorasan and the Recruitment of Children in Afghanistan
UN: warned of ISIS-Khorasan’s growing threat in Afghanistan, saying it has about 2,000 fighters, including Pashtun leaders and Central Asian militants, and recruits children through systematic indoctrination with extremist ideologies across the country.
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Attacks on the Health Sector and Continued Detention of Medical Staff in Sudan
The WHO has warned that repeated attacks on hospitals and health centers in Sudan pose a direct threat to the lives of civilians and healthcare workers, while a large number of medical staff remain detained under unclear circumstances.
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After a battle with illness… the death of Egyptian actress Somaya Alfy
At the age of 72, Egyptian actress Somaya Alfy passed away at a hospital in Cairo after a battle with cancer.
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Syria... From a despotic regime to a jihadist authority suppressing women
Amid the tragic scene witnessed in Syria, with the jihadists of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham imposing their control over power and committing systematic massacres against various components, Syrian women live a continuous tragedy.
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UNHCR: 117.3 Million People Forcibly Displaced Worldwide This Year
The UN Refugee Agency faces one of its most severe crises, as the number of forcibly displaced people worldwide in 2025 is estimated at approximately 117.3 million—equal to the population of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The Re-arrest of Narges Mohammadi Is Political Retaliation and an Attempt to Silence the Voice of Justice.
Pakistani activist Malala Yousfzai affirmed that the re-arrest of women’s right activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi constitues a violation of human right values.
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Including Child… 5 civilians killed after their bus was Targeted in Sana’a
A horrific killing claimed the lives of a man, three women, and a child after gunmen targeted their vehicle with a hail of bullets in Yemen’s capital, Sana’a, sparking public anger as residents pointed fingers at the Houthis
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Amid Secrecy and Uncertainty… Young Woman Killed in Occupied Afrin
The village of Ashka, in the Jindires district of occupied Afrin, witnessed a horrific crime, as 19-year-old Shireen Nouri Oso was killed inside her home under tragic circumstances, adding to the ongoing crimes and violations suffered by residents of the